Here are my two "little boys" looking through pinhole viewers at the eclipsing sun near Beech Creek, Oregon on August 21, 2017. Somewhere I have printed photos of them doing this same thing during the February 1979 eclipse in Yakima, Washington.
This time we have two new, young, first time, total eclipse viewers for the 2017 eclipse. What a delight to share this event with another generation!
This is not my photo but it is the best image I've seen that looks like what we actually saw. Notice the star in the lower left of the photo. I saw that through my binoculars, and there were sparkling orange flashes at the rim of the Moon.
Here are my two "little boys" looking through pinhole viewers at the eclipsing sun near Beech Creek, Oregon on August 21, 2017. Somewhere I have printed photos of them doing this same thing during the February 1979 eclipse in Yakima, Washington.
This time we have two new, young, first time, total eclipse viewers for the 2017 eclipse. What a delight to share this event with another generation!
This is not my photo but it is the best image I've seen that looks like what we actually saw. Notice the star in the lower left of the photo. I saw that through my binoculars, and there were sparkling orange flashes at the rim of the Moon.
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